All Chapters of Saving My Rejected Mate: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Aria rose from her seat, her eyes glued to her phone, fingers dancing swiftly across the screen. She didn’t utter a single goodbye. No parting words—just a faint, involuntary smile curving her lips, betraying the storm of emotions running beneath her calm exterior.Cecil watched her silently, brows drawing together. “Where are you going?” she asked.Aria didn’t answer. She simply lifted her hand in a vague wave before slipping out of the room, the faintest blush still dusting her cheeks.Sam leaned back in her chair, smirking. “It’s Mason, I’d bet my fortune on it.” She stood, stretching lazily. “I’ve got a Federation report to finish. Catch you two later,” she said, already halfway out the door before either of them could respond.Now only two remained.Cecil let out a quiet sigh and turned—only to catch a pair of intense eyes watching her. Her skin prickled. Slowly, she met Jacob’s gaze.He was propped on his elbows, chin resting on his folded hands, wearing an expression far too wa

Aria dragged her hands down her face, a frustrated groan escaping her lips. “Damn it… I can’t believe I missed that,” she muttered, pacing the room like a restless storm. “So much has happened—my mind’s been everywhere. But now I remember. My dad… he mentioned a place I’d never forget. He said he buried something there—documents. The poison weakened me so much, I forgot all about it until now.”“Poison?!” Diana gasped, her eyes wide with horror. Though Aria wasn’t her blood, the bond they shared was as deep as any mother-daughter connection.“That bastard Elliot did it!” Cecil snapped, her voice sharp with fury. She didn’t hesitate to recount every harrowing detail to her parents, how Aria collapsed, how the betrayal unraveled, how close they came to losing her.Aria held up a hand to calm the rising emotion. “I’m fine now. Yesterday was supposed to be the final cleansing. But… Shaman Orun messaged today. He wants to do one last ritual. Just to make sure the spell is fully purged.”“O

Aria's POVNina came barreling toward me just as Diana and I were setting up the grill. Her tiny arms flew around my legs, and I caught her mid-run with a laugh.“Auntie! Auntie Sam said we’re having a party!” she squealed, bouncing with excitement in my arms.Seeing her was like breathing again after drowning. After the kind of day we had. The paperwork, spreadsheets, heavy emotions—her smile cut through everything like sunlight in a storm. When the weight of missing my parents creeps in, it’s Nina who drags me back into the light. That child is pure magic.Behind her, I spotted the others making their way down from the main villa. Sam, Matilda, and Dr. Hanes were chatting like old friends, while Maria trailed behind, winded from chasing Nina.“Where are the ingredients?” I heard Cecil ask, hands on her hips as she eyed the firepit setup.“With the boys,” Sam replied, nodding toward the villa.I turned back to Nina and brushed a few strands of hair from her forehead. “Hey, I made br

My moans tore from my throat, louder and louder with each passing second. My knees shook, nearly giving out from the sheer force of Mason’s tongue—licking, sucking, devouring me like he was born to do it.Then it happened.With a low growl and barely any effort, he lifted me off the floor like I weighed nothing. My back hit the bed in a rush, the air stolen from my lungs. But Mason didn’t pause—not for a second.He yanked my legs apart and buried himself between them again. His tongue returned to its ruthless rhythm, but this time, his fingers joined the assault. Two of them slipped inside me, deep and commanding. He curled them, dragging across that rough, sensitive patch just behind my clit.My hips bucked violently. My mouth opened in a silent scream. I saw stars. Maybe even gods.I looked down, trembling, and found his eyes locked on mine—intense, dark, watching every twitch of pleasure he pulled from my body. His fingers worked my walls in perfect time with his tongue, while his

Aria felt her breath punch out of her lungs, her heart stuttering in her chest at Mason’s last words. The weight of what he revealed weighs heavier than anything.But before she could speak—before the thousand questions forming in her mind could find a voice—Mason suddenly scooped a handful of water and poured it over her head playfully.“Ah!” she gasped, blinking as the warm water streamed down her face and soaked her hair.He chuckled, a playful grin flickering across his lips, masking the turmoil boiling beneath his calm exterior. “Let’s finish up. Nina and the others will start hunting us down if we don’t show up soon. We’re expected at that party.”Despite his smile, his eyes didn’t quite match the lightness of his tone.Because inside, Mason was a storm barely restrained. 'She’s not ready yet,' he told himself. 'I’ll tell her the truth… when the time is right. When she’s strong enough to face it.'They dried off quickly, but the silence between them buzzed with things left unsai